[MINOR] Update jupyter command reference to match #173
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…nd, I get the jupyter-notebook command, jupyter==1.0.0
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Thanks, I was trying to use the release version I’ll play more with master and K8s soon :) |
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* With a pip installed jupyter in py3 I don't get the jupyter-lab command, I get the jupyter-notebook command, jupyter==1.0.0 * 2nd place we assume jupyter-lab
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I was doing a quick run-through of some of the tutorials, noticed that this references
jupyter-labas the launch command but for me with Python 3.6 and a new virtual environment I gotjupyter-notebook. You can see the stream at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBNmF-wyAlEThanks for making the tutorials y'all :)
There are also some small whitespaces cleanup changes that my emacs configuration did automatically, I can back them out if folks prefer.